Nanortalik Cruises

This fascinating Open Air Museum features a collection of interesting buildings, an Inuit summer camp and a Umiaq and kayak exhibition. Together these exhibits present a detailed insight into community development in Nanortalik, from the time of Inuit origins to the present day. Behind the museum's main building a summer hunting camp has been recreated to showcase what life in the Arctic is traditionally like. 

During a visit to a beautiful church, guests can relax and enjoy a performance of traditional songs from talented locals dressed in authentic national costume. Greenlanders are renowned for their singing, so an opportunity to listen to psalms and hymns here always makes for a memorable, emotive experience. 

Taking place on the stretch of water in front of the summer hunting camp at the Open Air Museum, the kayak show provides a unique opportunity to experience how the hunters of Greenland have prospered for centuries. Visitors can learn about how hunters mastered various techniques, such as the 'Eskimo Roll', to survive in the toughest stormy conditions. The show also presents fantastic photo opportunities to take advantage of from the beach.